Screw on Oil pressure switch

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DAVIDMCCULLOUGH
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Screw on Oil pressure switch

Post by DAVIDMCCULLOUGH »

Does anyone have or know where I can get a screw on terminal (rather than lugar terminal) oil pressure switch and lead assembly that powers the dizzy/points. I have put a nice new loom into the traveller and dont want to start cutting off the screw on connectors for lugars already!!

I have tried East Sussex who I normally get most things from and they dont keep them.


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Post by bmcecosse »

Only the very early oil p switches were 'screw on'.
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Post by mike.perry »

Try Club Spares, Minor Developments or Minor Parts of Oxford.
If it is a Lucas part try The Electrical Parts Company. tel 01584 811118.
They stock practically everything Lucas.
Series MMs did not have a pressure switch so you are looking at SII onwards.
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Post by MarkyB »

How about cutting a slot in some small brass studding then soldering it to the Lucar connector?
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Post by bmcecosse »

Make sure the heat doesn't travel down into the switch !
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Post by rayofleamington »

On one of mine I had a similar problem and rather than modify the original loom I drilled through the spades an used small brass nut/bolts to hold the loom on the connector.
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Post by DAVIDMCCULLOUGH »

Thanks for all the ideas guys, Ray I like the sound of yours, easy to do and I have the bits already!


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Post by bigjohn »

david, i have a screw on terminal oil switch its secondhand but works perfect pm me if interesred
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